✅ How do I make APICompat return a non-zero status code if an issue is detected?
I have a project that depends on a Git submoduled library that is not under my control. Users of my project also use the version of the library I ship, and will often use features of it that I don't use. Whenever a new feature is added to this library, someone will invariably submit a PR to bump the commit hash of the submodule, which I would normally like to accept. However, this library can sometimes introduce breaking changes that I cannot ship without risking causing trouble for people who depend on my project.
I have found and added the
Is there a way I can coerce this tool to output a non-zero status code or otherwise fail my action if a compatibility issue is detected?
I have found and added the
Microsoft.DotNet.ApiCompat.Tool--fail-on-issueIs there a way I can coerce this tool to output a non-zero status code or otherwise fail my action if a compatibility issue is detected?
